Bibliographic Information

CL

This is a collection of several thousand bibliographic entries in syntax, semantics and computational linguistics covering the mid-1990s to the present day.
It includes systematic coverage of conferences such as COLING, ACL, and EACL, and the Journal Computational Linguistics.

ACL

This is the bibliography I am constructing as part of the ACL Anthology (a Digital Archive of Research Papers in Computational Linguistics).
It provides systematic (but currently still incomplete) coverage of conferences such as COLING, ACL, and EACL, and the Journal Computational Linguistics.
See also the web page of the project .

HPSG

This is the bibliography of work in Head Driven Phrase Structure Grammar, maintained by Stefan Muller in Berlin, at http://cl-www.dfki.uni-sb.de/HPSG/ where it is available in BiBTeX, LaTeX, and HTML versions, updated regularly by individual authors.

LFG

This is the bibliography of work in Lexical Functional Grammar compiled by Peter Austin (Department of English, University of Hong Kong; pkaustin@hkuxa.hku.hk) and Mary Dalrymple (Xerox PARC; dalrymple@parc.xerox.com). The authoritative version of this bibliography is in BiBTeX format, and can be obtained by ftp (for instructions, see the LFG World Wide Web Page, under the heading "bibliography").

TSNLP

This bibliography was developed as part of the Test Suites for Natural Language Processing Project, which aimed at developing guidelines for the creation of test suites for evaluation and testing of NL systems, as well at constructing actual test suites in three languages: English, French and German. For more information check the TSNLP Home Page.
This bibliography is no longer being developed or maintained.

CL/MT

This is a collection of about 6,000 bibliographic entries in syntax, semantics and computational linguistics, written by members of the CL/MT group at Essex during the 1980s and 1990s. It includes relatively systematic coverage of conferences such as COLING, ACL, EACL, TMI (Theoretical & Metholdological Issues in Machine Translation) and journals such as Machine Translation, Computational Linguistics, and Linguistics & Philosophy. It includes unsystematic coverage of a whole lot of other things we were interested in at various time in the past.
This bibliography is no longer being developed or maintained. See the CLgroup bibliography for something similar and more up-to-date.

Sussex

This is the bibliography of computational linguistics and Natural Language Processing in the 198Os developed at the University of Sussex, and published as: Gerald Gazdar, Alex Franz, Karen Osborne and Roger Evans Natural Language Processing in the 1980s, CSLI Publications, Stanford, Ca., CSLI Lecture Notes, 12. It contains over 2,000 entries, and gives relatively systematic coverage of a number of conferences and journals throughout the 1980s, including relevant papers from AAAI, ACL, AISB, COLING, EACL, and IJCAI.
This bibliography is no longer being developed or maintained.

CSLI

This is the "lingbib.csli" a bibliography constructed at CSLI, based on the bibliography files of Andras Kornai with significant contributions by Bill Poser, Paul Kiparsky, and Gerald Gazdar. It is version is 1.0 (as of July 1992 -- so far as we know, this is the only version that has ever been distributed). It contains over 3,000 entries from over 400 conferences and journals in mainstream linguistics, including: AAAI, ACL Proceedings, Acta Linguistica, Berkeley Linguistics Society, CLS, Cognition, Cognitive Psychology, Cognitive Science, Computer Speech and Language, IJCAI, IULC, Journal of Linguistics, Journal of Phonetics, Language, Lingua, Linguistic Analysis, Linguistic Inquiry, Linguistics, NELS, Natural Language and Linguistic Theory, Ohio State Working Papers in Linguistics, Studies in African Linguistics, Syntax and Semantics, Synthese, Theoretical Linguistics.
This biblography is Copyright (C) 1992 Center for the Study of Language and Information and is subject to the terms and conditions set forth in the CSLI General Public License.
This bibliography is no longer being developed or maintained.